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Tyngsboro, MA

That's a lot of pumpkin pie, Andy!

8/29/2024 10:57:45 PM

Germany

WTF?!!! Some people still try to think out of the box, but here we see an attempt of thinking out of the common sized patch.

8/30/2024 7:52:29 AM

Bethlehem CT

That's hilarious!

8/30/2024 8:16:26 AM

Bethlehem CT

The weeds were probably helpful to keep them from sunburning!

8/30/2024 8:17:34 AM

Princeville, IL

I totally agree Andy.

8/30/2024 8:47:15 AM

Westmoreland, KS

what weights are we looking at here Andy?

8/30/2024 11:34:22 AM

Mooresville, In

You're cracking me up Andy.

8/30/2024 11:40:57 AM

Grittyville, WA

Good movie quote. ps Maybe there's a companion crop that could fill in under the AG's..
One that would harm the weeds more than it would harm the AG's...

8/30/2024 12:11:36 PM

Western NY

Biggest couple might top out around 1000. A bunch in the 400-700 range.

Next year I'll likely do a buckwheat mix and chop ahead of the plant.

8/30/2024 1:04:49 PM

Western NY

Learned a lot. I'll post more about results in a few week.

8/30/2024 1:05:19 PM

Torrance, Ca.

Learning years are good. I learned a bunch this season as well,,, the only difference is you'll pull a 2400 pound fruit out of one of the patches! Deep down inside, I hate you for that! lol

8/30/2024 6:00:21 PM

Sharon, MA

THats awesome. I"ll be 1/2 of them are already sold.

8/30/2024 6:06:19 PM

Nova Scotia

No doubt top of the line genetics throughout that patch as well. Great job and effort!

8/31/2024 7:01:45 AM

HaiNan China

I think this is genetic selection work, if so, the planting density can be higher.

10/2/2024 9:28:20 PM